On Fri, 13 Dec 2002, Bill N wrote:

> I hope they do, though, because I object to the concept of laws being
> enforced by a machine with no human intervention in the process, unless
> you go to court to fight it, in which case the judge will probably
> believe the machine over you.

I guess I don't see the big objection.  Mostly what people seem to be
upset over is that, since there can't be a cop on every corner, the camera
greatly increases their chances of being caught when they choose to break
the law.  I don't have a lot of sympathy for that argument.  The laws are
there for a reason.

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